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I was interviewed by a representative of my insurer, who will also interview both witnesses. I cannot report insurance fraud because I cannot prove it was a fraud. I only claimed something similar happened to me, and I am leaving it in the hands of my insurers to sort out.

I have just found this thread and am going through a similar claim to the ones mentioned here. Fortunately, there were two witnesses who said they saw that I was stationary waiting for the bike (a Honda of less than 125cc with L plates) to pass. Of course, he didn't pass. He just crashed into my bumper, jumped off his bike and started taking pictures. I have had to have an online interview and agreed to go to court if necessary. It will be interesting to see what happens.

My son has just passed with Richard Hammond on lessons only. I would highly recommend him.

GPs are general practitioners, hence the name; they are not specialists. Specialist doctors only work in hospitals. Each GP surgery has a catchment area; you cannot just choose a GP because you think they are the best match for your health condition, you have to be in their catchment. If you are not happy with the one you are currently with, ring round the others nearby and find an alternative who is able to take you. Then, work with your hospital clinic and the GP together to maintain your health. As an aside, I have a chronic autoimmune condition and have had no problems with the shared care of my GP (The Gardens) and hospital consultant ( I am under Prof Heneghan). I visit the clinic twice a year, they advise my GP of any changes and the GP does my prescriptions (which include a controlled drug) and my blood tests in between. When there has been any queries about compatibility or suitability of a treatment, the GP contacts the team at Kings for advice. The system works perfectly. Good luck with your change of GP and give them any hospital letters when you sign up. A GP along cannot manage your condition, so you will need to ask your hospital specialists to set up a new shared care agreement with your new GP (this has to be done this way; a GP cannot set that up).

Back to the thread... The Gowlett's garden and tables out the front all close earlier than the pub and the landlord is lovely and very considerate. It is does the best pizzas ever and is very family (and dog) friendly. As for safety, my daughter worked there aged 18 and has had no issues walking back home after her shifts.

No it hasn't! It was nothing like this when I first moved here in 1992 (into a 2 bed flat bought for £63k). The area was full of salt of the earth, sarf London pensioners. Slow Horses' Lamb would have been more at home here than Amanda back in the '90s. People do write such toss about their neighbourhoods.

I know you asked for recommendations, but I have lots of families who would happily give a glowing reference for my tutoring. Will DM you.

Thames water did it. Replaced pipe up to the property that included where the leak was. Installed a cut off tap as well. took a couple of hours. no charge

We had a similar letter in August. Took readings before we went away for a few days and as soon as we got back. Meter had recorded water usage, so we know that there is a minor leak. We have started the process of getting it checked out...

The Kings accommodation on Denmark Hill is currently empty as it has Grenfell type cladding and won't be occupied until the enquiry is over and it is clear who is responsible for replacing it. Student accommodation is in short supply and ED station is not that far from this site. As for no universitites near, most students in London live in zones 2 and 3 because it is too expensive to live in zone 1. When I was at South Bank, loads of students lived in ED, Brixton, Streatham and Tooting. I'm in favour of this much needed build.

I would have thought that if the two flats are sharing the freehold, you need to be on good terms with each other. Looking at ways you could possibly prevet your neighbour from maximising his satisfaction with his home, is hardly conducive to this.

My husband scooped a large black and white cat off the road this morning. Cat had no collar and was found outside KwikFit. He placed it in the closed off part of Elsie Road in case owners want to retrieve it to give it a burial.

If you know Tom on Elsie Rd, his parcels have been stolen and the opened boxes have been dumped on Oglander Road.